[Race/Related is available as a newsletter. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox.] Like many young, queer people of color before him, Yohon Tatum found a community in New York City’s ballroom scene, an L.G.B.T.Q.
subculture in which people walk down a runway and perform in front of judges at events known as balls. As the pandemic took hold in the city, and in-person interactions were paused, Mr.
Tatum began wondering how the community could interact without physically being in ballrooms. Enter “Visions of Pride: Paris Is Still Burning,” an exhibition of photographs at the High Line’s 14th Street Passage, on view until July 11.